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Johns Hopkins Founder Owned Slaves

  • Dec 15, 2020
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By Victor Omondi John Hopkins, the founding father of John Hopkins University, has had a longstanding record as being an abolitionist, an honor that has been the hallmark of his founded institutes. But that, it turns out, isn’t true, according to a research done at Maryland state Archives Last Spring. It unearthed an 1850 census […]

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